What is the difference between a suspension link and a control arm?
Rough Country 31402 Suspension Control Arm
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Jun 17, 2025 - 06:54 PM
A suspension link and a control arm are both components of a vehicle's suspension system, but they serve different functions. A control arm connects the wheel hub to the vehicle's frame and allows for controlled movement of the wheels, typically managing the camber and caster angles. In contrast, a suspension link, often part of a multi-link suspension system, connects various suspension parts and helps manage wheel motion and alignment, providing additional flexibility and tuning capability for the suspension geometry.
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Rough Country 31402 Suspension Control Arm
ONLY fits models with 3 to 3.5-inches of suspension lift. Does NOT fit models equipped with factory air ride. Does NOT fit stock height models., 2019-2023:2WD:Ram:1500;2019-2
023:4WD:Ram:1500, Suspension Control Arm, Forged Upper Control Arms, Made of forged aluminum for unsurpassed strength and ...
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